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| Forum name | Manual Trans - NV-T350 |
| Topic subject | clutch vibration |
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5637, clutch vibration Posted by fix_42o, Aug-11-06 07:08 PM
Hey I've been reading the boards for a while now couple months and I love the search button but it seems I couldn't find to much about my problem. Ok when I accelerate WOT, sometimes my clutch vibrates a lot afterwards when shifting, and after a little bit of normal driving it will go away. It seems ok when it's starts up for the first time of the day. I have a 95 esi with 225 000kms.
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5638, RE: clutch vibration Posted by WickedESi, Aug-12-06 11:38 AM
Umm... if your clutch is vibrating... it's about to explode lol.
You didn't even mention what kind of clutch you have.
It's probably one (or both) of your inner CV joints. A bad one can cause a vibration under accerlation, and then mostly go away when you get off the gas.
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5639, RE: clutch vibration Posted by fix_42o, Aug-13-06 05:23 PM
My car is all stock. I recently got my clutch fluid flushed along with trany gearbox oil. The pedal vibrates when engaging it will go away with normal driving after a certain time.
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5640, RE: clutch vibration Posted by WickedESi, Aug-15-06 12:50 PM
Did it start right after the clutch bleed?
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5644, RE: clutch vibration Posted by fix_42o, Aug-15-06 07:22 PM
Originally posted by WickedESi Did it start right after the clutch bleed?
Well it was about a week or two after that I noticed my pedal vibrating. There's something odd, today I reved to 6000 rpms in first gear then punching it after I shifted to second. The pedal didn't vibrate this time just felt different like smoother easyer to push in. Well i'm thinking it's slave cylinder but not for sure.
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